Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Student name
Group/Class
Date Score
GRAMMAR
1 My brother wasn’t tall to go on all the rides at the theme park. (enough)
2 T his book I’m reading isn’t interesting the one I read last term. (as)
4 T hat’s the film I’ve seen in a very long time. I really enjoyed it. (best)
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I (1) a mountain before but this summer we (2) climbing in Scotland. My dad is a climber and
he (3) to take us to the Alps but Scotland is better for beginners like me and my sister. T he Scottish
mountains aren’t (4) the ones in the Alps but we can still climb (5) mountain in Britain – Ben
Nevis!
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3 Choose the correct alternatives to complete the short dialogues.
1 A: Did Mike give/Has Mike given you an invitation to his party yet?
B: No. I haven’t seen him since the summer.
2 A: Why aren’t you sunbathing? It’s lovely out here.
B: My skin is very pale. If I sunbathe/will sunbathe, I go bright red. You need to be careful in the sun!
3 A: Let’s go to the new exhibition at the gallery.
B: OK. I ’ll ask/’m asking my dad to give us a lift on Saturday morning.
4 A: Where have you been? Your jeans are dirty!
B: I know. I fell over while we played/were playing football in the park.
5 A: You’re spending too much time on the computer. You’ll get a headache.
B: I know. But if I don’t finish this project, I ’m not getting/won’t get good marks.
Score: /5
4 Complete the sentences with the correct f orm of the verbs given.
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5 Complete the short dialogues with the correct f orm of these verbs.
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VOCABULARY
7 Complete the sentences with these words.
1 I usually get a sore when I have a cold and it hurts when I eat or drink.
2 T he levels in the town centre are higher this year because of an increase in traffic.
3 Could you get me some from the chemist’s, please? I’ve got a terrible headache.
4 T here was no rain last year and the country had a very bad in the summer.
5 Last winter we had a lot of heavy rain in our village and ten families had to leave their houses because of .
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8 Complete the sentences with the correct adjective f orm of these words.
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Hi Nicholas,
It’s Shawn. I got (1) injured/pain today when I was playing football. I’ve broken my (2) ankle/elbow so I can’t walk. I’m
at home now, but I’m really (3) awful/bored. T here’s nothing on T V except (4) documentaries/soaps about the beginning
of the universe! Can you give me a call when you get (5) off/back from school?
Shawn
Score: /5
10 Complete the sentences with these words. T here is one extra word.
1 Our neighbours are quite well- . T hey’ve got three cars and a boat!
2 Our teacher is very easy- and allows us to give in homework late.
3 A well- actor is going to open the festival next week. He’s famous for his action films.
4 My sister always gets bad- when her favourite football team loses.
5 He’s not very good- but he’s a really kind person.
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11 Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.
1 Fran is very reliable/ambitious and wants to reach the top of her profession.
2 Sheila’s husband is a caring/sociable person – he is always kind to his family.
3 It must be difficult for writers to be clever/creative every day when they’re writing.
4 Pat isn’t very sociable/strong and never comes to our parties.
5 When there’s a problem, my brother is usually fit/calm and doesn’t panic.
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My best friend is Marco. We’ve known each other for three years. We started (1) together when we
were in the same maths class. We (2) really well because we’ve got similar interests – we both like
skateboarding and reading comics. Sometimes we (3) about silly things, but I think all friends do.
Once we (4) quite badly and didn’t talk to each other for days. But in the end we
(5) and we’ve been the best of friends ever since.
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14 Complete the sentences with the correct abstract noun f orm of the words given.
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USE OF ENGLISH
15 Complete the email with one word in each gap.
Hi Jenny,
How are you? I’m not very well I’m afraid! Do you remember that I had an accident on my bike two years
(1) ? Well, I’ve had a bad back (2) then. Sometimes it’s OK, but recently it has started hurting quite
badly again. In fact, it’s a lot (3) than it was before. I took (4) painkillers, but they didn’t help, so
my mum took me to the doctor yesterday. He said that I shouldn’t do any exercise for a week! It was an order! For
me, that’s (5) long time. I play tennis on Fridays and go to the gym every T uesday. My mum is
(6) to make an appointment for me to see a special doctor. I have to (7) better for the start of
next term. I’m in (8) school football team!
T im
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READING
Celebrity chef s
T oday we can switch on our T Vs and see famous chefs with their own cooking programmes every night of the week!
Here are just three of those famous faces.
A Leo Pattern
Leo has become famous because of his excellent restaurant in the heart of the New Forest. He says that his success is
due to the fact that he uses all local produce from farms near his restaurant. ‘I don’t have to travel more than five
miles to get my vegetables,’ says Leo. ‘T his means everything I cook is fresh and tastes wonderful. I’m near the coast,
so there is always fresh fish on the menu too. I think people enjoy my food because it’s simple, fresh and tasty. I’m
very lucky to have a job that I love doing and I have some very good people to help me. Now, with my own T V show, I
can share my cooking secrets with everyone. T hat makes me very happy!’
Diane trained with a famous French chef in a Paris restaurant for several years. After that she worked in some of the
top restaurants in Paris. You can see and taste the French influence in her city restaurant. T he programme follows life
in the kitchens of that restaurant where her team of chefs always try to create exciting and original dishes. ‘I like
cooking and creating classic English meals with a French angle,’ says Diane. ‘I am always looking for something new
and interesting. My work gives me that opportunity.’
C Paul Varney
Everyone knows Paul Varney as a judge on the cooking competition programme Best Chef, but he is also famous for
his chain of restaurants across Europe. Paul is Irish and he learned to cook in his grandmother’s kitchen in Ireland. ‘I
lived in that kitchen,’ he says. ‘My grandmother gave me my love for cooking when I was a teenager, and in my career I
have tried to use the basic traditional Irish recipes that she taught me. T he T V competition shows give other people a
chance to do what I have done and I think that’s great!’
16 Read the article about celebrity chef s and choose the best answers, A, B or C.
1 How far does Leo travel to buy produce for his restaurant?
A no more than five miles
B five miles
C as far as necessary
2 How does Leo feel about being a chef?
A He likes working alone.
B He works with a good team of people.
C He likes it because it’s a simple job.
3 Where did Diane learn to cook?
A in her city restaurant
B in the top restaurants in Paris
C in a restaurant with a well-known chef
4 Why does Diane like her job?
A Because she has a team of chefs.
B Because she can create new dishes.
C Because she earns a lot of money.
5 What is Paul’s job on Best Chef?
A He’s a judge.
B He’s a cook.
C He’s the presenter.
6 Why does Paul like the show?
A He can share his grandmother’s recipes.
B He can show people how to cook.
C Other people have the possibility to cook.
Score: /6